Draw an inclined manometer containing water and mercury as base liquid and gauge liquid respectively. Select the dimensions of water and mercury heights and inclination of the tube such that the manometer can measure an absolute pressure of 250,000 pascals. Take the atmospheric pressure as 100,000 pascals.

Draw an inclined manometer containing water and mercury as base liquid and gauge liquid respectively. Select the dimensions of water and mercury heights and inclination of the tube such that the manometer can measure an absolute pressure of 250,000 pascals. Take the atmospheric pressure as 100,000 pascals.

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